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D.2:1.1 - Forces

ForceTension
Local benefit vs. cross-level harmA change can improve one declared scope while imposing cost, risk, or exclusion elsewhere.
Situation-defined levels vs. fixed laddersMultilevel ethics needs declared levels and scopes from the case, not a universal moral hierarchy.
Holons in life vs. descriptionsThe affected object may be a system, episteme, publication use, policy, or architecture move; the entry must not collapse these into one document concern.
Early recognition vs. premature mediationUse D.2 to make the conflict visible, D.3 to describe its sides and tension, and D.4 for mediation.
Ethical concern vs. architecture residualCross-scope residuals can be architectural, ethical, or both; the next pattern to apply must be named by value.